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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-09-14

1eel Cnem y,
Calm Dentist-Neither you didn't; that
was the tooth you felt forceps never hurt
anybody.
A COLD WoRLD.-"What brought you
to this place, my friend 2" inquired a Wis
itor at the penitentiary, of a convict.
ga mere matter of opinion got me here,
sir"
"Impossible
"No. sir. I expressed the opinion that
I was innocent, and the jury expressed
the opinion that I wasn't. It's a cold
world, sir."-LJe.
"Remember, Bobby" said his moth
er, "when you are about to do something
you know to be wrong that, although l
may not see you, there is one VINO does"
"Who do you mean ?" inquired Bobby,
%anxiously.
"God."
"Oh" said Bobby, with a look Of in
tense relief, 81 thought you meant pa"
COULDN'T BE ENTIRELY WELL.-Vis-
itor Ito Flossie)-And how is the baby to-
day, Flossie?
Fiossie-Mamma thinks he is a little
better.
Visitor-Then he is not much better?
Flossie-No, ma'am. He COULDN'T De
very much better, you know, because ne
is such a little bit of a baby.-ETchdnge.
AN IMPORTANT PoINT.-Old Lawyer
I don't like that case and am sorry that
you took holdof it.
Young Lawyer-Oh! it's all right. We
will win.
Old Lawyer-Have you arranged for the
witnesses?
Young Lawyer-No, but I have arrang-
ed for the jury.-Omaha World.
s@- They tell of a very cultured divine
in Boston. who, instead of saying, "The
collection will now be taken up,"impres.
siyely remarks, "The accumulation Of
moneys will now ensue." But a Philadel-
phia Clergyman, a great athlete and lover
of sports, forgot himself once, and said:
Here endeth the first inning-let US
pray."-Zsras Sttings.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-09-14

l
Charleston, the Office is without emolu-
ment, the compensation or income being
necessarily so small as to afford no induce
ment to a citizen to accept it. So much so
is this the case that usually in nomina-
tions to office, and at elections, the candi-
date is the object of jokes and merriment,
and accepts the office merely "for the fun
of the thing" and to fill up the ticket.
Under the circumstances efficiency cannot
be expected, and through ineficiency at
%inuuests the accused scores his first chance
for final triumph over the law.
In the cityand county of Charleston, the
coroner, with the aid of experts and detect
ives, does efficient work, being further
stimulated to activity and zeal by the in
come of his office; but the case is differ
ent elsewhere in the State where there are
no detectives, and the coroner, by reason
all depend upon his office for income, and
is content with hasty and inefficient work.
The attorney for the accused has ordina-
rily little to fear from the testimony fur
nished at the inquest, and the Judge upon
the bench, presiding at trials for murder,
cannot but be painfully impressed with
the injury suffered by the State from a
want of a thorough investigation of the
facts of the case at the inquest owe the
dead body, where the event is recent and
the impressions fresh upon the minds Of
all witnesses. By promptness, care and
~thoroughness in getting all the facts on the
spot, and sitting the testimony of witness
es then and there, the coroner can forestall
the subsequent efforts of the defence to
vary and pervert the evidence.
l must not be understood as attempting
to lay upon the shoulders of our coroners
the blame of the acquittal of murderers.
1t would be unjust and u%ntruthful to cast
the censure upon them, even in a great
part, because other shoulders must bear
the greater part of the blame, and this
! I will strive to show as I progress in the
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

l'he musical and literary entertain,
neat at The n. =. Church, On Thurs
day night, for the benefit of Reverend
David NJ Caliee, was The signal for an
outpouring 81 the people, who ayailed
themselves Of tho occasion to regale
their care, and take a final leave Of
the reverend gentleman whose de.
parture from Globe had been fixed for
the succeeding morning.
The following gives the order 81 ex-
ercwes Song Speed away by
choir, composed Of The following named
persons Mrs G. +, Taylor, Misses
Mamie Kennedy, Jennie Price Flora
Wood, Ella White, Lulu Price, aud II.
Jewell. Remarks bg u. II Cook, re-
citation The Modern Belle by Miss
Lizzie Kennedy, song 'Ihe Drunk.
ards Daughter by Maude kenyon,
song Barney Takcme Home Again
by the choir recitation The Polish
Boy by Mrs. r, Il Ogden, song "0ld
Cabin Home BY the choir.
After the recitation Of the Polish
Boy, tho repeated applause again
called Mrs Ogden TO the stand ana in
return Tor the compliment she favored
the assemblage in her inimitable style
with "Caudle Made Mason, which
"brought down the house" with roars
Of laughter at tue way Mrs. Gaudle
endciivored 10 worm the secrets Of the
order from her husband, In that a.
il the Polish Boy, Mrs. Ogden was
fauitless, maintaining throughout d
due infection Of voice, and easy,
graceful gestures.
At the conclusion Of the entertain
ment Rev tIaliee spoke in 4 feeling
expressing bis regard for the
people Of Globe, and appreciation for
the kindness shown him, and regret.
ting the necessity Of bits departure
from this community
Tho receipts Of the entertainment.
which was first announced as SlS7 rs,
apon recount was found to bel
1892 US,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
4 nrraonAmLE AFrAnEA



The tragedy enacted in Pleasant
Valley 81 tbe 9th Instant in which
John Payne ard II. nliYin were
killed and Thomas Tucker ana Il, NJ.
Gillespie wounded and Thomas Car.
ington escaped with bis clothing per-
forated By a bullet, was 81 sach i
vigorous nature as TO alright even
those accustomed 10 scenes 81 violence.
It occurred at the ranch 81 George Al.
Newton, Oh miles north of Globe.
The cause, II any that eliminated
ia this unwoutod act il only known to
those engaged IN II. The participants
who occupied the house, have not been
seen, nor are we aware ii their having
been heard from since the tragic
event, and thereFore The community
must possess itself in patience until
those now regarded as the attacking,
o. Newton party, giye their version Of
the ARRAY, which now appears mystic
rioas and without cause.
The statement CLEANED from Tuck
Ell, one fthe wounded men, who otter
bong shot tbrough the lungs, reached
AL, Rose 5 ranch, a distance 81 about
line miles, inthirty-6ye d forty honrs
Is, ii Substance, as follows, and was
related to Us BY one who had Il frolo
Tucker himself; His (Tuekers party
rode up to the fence enclosing New
tons house, and asked if they could
got some dinner james Tewksbury
appeared and said, Emo sir We do not
keep a hotel here. Tucker then
asked if ar, Belknap was III, and the
reply was gwen, No sir, BE just rode
oil Tucker said swell boys We will
Ar 70 yosburgh's rsnch and can get
some dinner thefe.H Whereupon the
party tpraed and were ID the act of
riding oiCwhen they were fred upon
Az parties IN the house, with the fatal
result before stated, ID addition "a
which three horses we're also killed
Tucker asserts positively that they
were shot from behind when they were
leaying the premises, aud lds wound
~ SAID 70 bear out this statement
Nothing has been heard Of Gillespie
since being wounded, ana. consequent
ly Tie result FL tho wound ii not
known
Subsequent y illa shooting Now
tens house VAS aprned, by whom i II
not known
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
MeREsaS a0MlcsDG

We ware furnished some yery IN.
portant Information III nr Gil Anaer,
son. s. A feIatsSe Is ths killing q
Andres Moleno br Knox l,ee 1T Ba.
kers Butte NE Doctor was present
ana participated ii tlie most norton
during tlis session III the INQUEST over
Morenos remains.
IHe exhibited ID rs four Photograph
liz views illustrating Che scene ii the
killing. position of the deceased where
lie FIJI, position # the gun resting i'll
has band, and the place where Moreno
fell ME ezi,l nation ID giyea 5y tbs
Doctor. leads Il tie belief that tie
gun was placed ID position Id shown
III the pbotograph after the shooting.
there being 10 marls ID the ground
u, e,;,,., ,s,,a,n n III ,la t;,,.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

A letter Irom Charles 4 Cornell an
nounoes Gle safe arrival 81 hinself aud
family 1T Rockville, Indiana He
says further That Mai ] ). Safely is
building handsome residence I'll cost
$4,000, Cd his new ground, at Lodi
Wells, The aFtesian well il d monster
l290 feet deep and lows over 10000
barrels 5f water, or over 1000, 900 gal
Ions per day.
Arrangements are being made 10
greatly increase the shipmeus Of the
water which has high inediciUal quail
itles. Agreat deal u Il IS bow sent
abroad % various partsof the country.
The property Of Tie company com.
prises 400 acres 81 the finest timber
and grass land, The mammoth hotel
being bailt will BE finished next
spiiag. - the meantime the grounds
arc alive with camping out parties.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
nma Ass1axa Is naasEEy


EprroRs SrtygR BgE7: "a Phmnix
lestoroi the 18Th inst received by me,
says that Ola man Adams ayerrad THAI
ne heard a letter read from Ola man
Gordon and IT'S vie TAT ahoae house.
on unper Salt river Bagsiey was
killed white resisting arrast il which
Vt i charged that Bagsley was muir
dered, ana that they (the Goraons)
will swear to it
Nj, and Mrs VIM. Gordon, Ii this
and tie community where thcy reside.
have Che reputation Of being easy
swearefs, ana Of taking an oath With
an air
The truth az their narrative, as
sworn 70 before tie Coroners jury
which inquired into the cause If the
death Il nla1on Bagsley. wIi oecs,py
a brief but interesting time If the - 81
suing grand jury Mr aud btrs. Cor
don aver that Marion Bagsley vas
murdered and arc 50 certain Of the
TACT that they are willing II kiss that
'book of books, sacred writ, il Yerif-
eaton at the fact.
AS there are always two sides 10 a
story, il Il we'll, perhaps, iel eitizeus
Interested Ii the preservation Of pub
lie morals, q bear what others besides
the Goraons have To guy ii relation 70
the death al Bagsleg,
The sheriff of ella county was III
possession Of a writ, sued ont 81 4 Ma.
ricopa court, commanding Tie arrest
of Marion BagsIey upon a charge 81
grand larceny Mr. Bagsiey was
found ensconsed at Mr. Gordon's, APP
parently d home, and upon being mo-
titled BY nic thai had warrant for
His arrest without word being
spoken BY him and before I had time
to take The warrant from 49, pocket,
Nit Bagsley grabbed 45-eolts which
I he lad concealed under d blanket Gov
/ ering d cot, upon which he was sitting,
and fired, wounding me ia the left
thumb, ana gould, doubtless, have
killed mo haa Net Sherili Hodgson
caught his pistol hand and diysrted
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Joe Thompson, a speculative sen-
tleman tempted The alleal of fobtune
and wis rewarded by It's evolving a
can oiprise coffee ana fan riggid
sewing machine. The goddess that
Turned the crank presided 1T louis
Sultan > store. Joa was disappointed,
be ezplicted bpekbosrd and i pair Of
Morgan trotters but NJ not getting
the coveted team he has foreSworn
prize lotteries and dePrecates gam
bling rs an evil that bodies no man
good and is now deyoting bis leisure
IN Wrestling with the devil, ard IN a
frenzieii moment tore down the re.
qofders Office.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
Sale Of Court House Bonds Of Gila
County Arizona.


\ Ia accordance with the provisions Of Chap.
Ter z Title XIII, Revised Statutes al Arizo-
ma, epStiei AN Act concerning counties,
shair hcGas aAries and p4fcers .anpreyed
March 9th, 1857. and ii conformity with X
rCgolution n the Board Of Supervisors Of said
CHA County, datjd August ri, 1887, netiee Is
hereby given thst Ga Af9NDAN, Sept. 5tht
1857, 81 o'clock ;. M. bids will Be opened I'll
my Office, II Globe, Cqunty q ella, Territory
81 Arizona. for tbs purchase of any, Ok all Of
the following bonds 81 t4iia County Afizoaa
Territory, the right being reserved hbwsYet,
10 reject any OF an bids The total issue Of
sad bonds aggregate ten thousand dollars
{$l0, 000l bearing interest at the rate 81 seven
per cent. per anaHzn, interest payable semi
annually at the cflice of the Treasurer of e lila
County, Arizona, on The FIRST days Of JahuarY
and 3aly. ot each yeSr on presentation bf
enupGils Principal ard interest payable ia
grid coin 0f thu United States, vt my Office III
Globe, Arizona. Said bonds are consecutive
u numbered and besr the Reorganization Of
I'VE hundred dollars tS5o0i each a;sd are psyas
bis IN ~ years Of sooner at the option Of the
comfy.
These bends are Issued for the purpose Of
huildiug cont house and Jail at the county
vest ~ ella County. No bids win be enter.
tanned S,s the puTchsfo II ssid bonds for less
than IS per ceat of their fsce value, with acs
crled Interest to data 81 sale
n. A. L0NEgGAN,
Treasurer 81 Gila County, Arizona,
Globe, AgizSna, August 9Th, 1887.
The assessed valuation Of county. S6f5,0oo.
BOMBED indebtedness ...s 1900
Floating Indebtedness nothing
z. "a. IONERG AN
asg65t County Treasurer
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
Homestead Application, No, 454.
Notice OF final Proof OF
Homestead.
D. s. I'm oa4,rr. Trason. !. AnIa.

u S. LAND Qf9Ics, TgesoSs AM,
Jrly %, 1857
lNctiec u hereby given that tile following
NAMED settler has filed notice II his intention
TO make hnal pioof III support " his claiia,
ana that said proof viii he made before The
CLERK II the I 81 District Court AZ Globe
Aii1stta Territory, IN tte l5sh day II Sep
tesnhsr. 1857 viz George 4 Allen, 81 Globe,
AfiNSna far the 81 S III 4 Section J7. sna
tie N ~ L n II /, between 20 and Cha M.
M, Z M NJ /, Seerion u. an IN a. 4, M. n,
l2 Fe, CHA and salt River iHcridiaa,
lIs names the following witnesses "a prose
bis centiuaeus residence RYIbn, and cultivation
III, said land, Viz, = r. Fllppin, James 81.
Dewey snd lohn VINEYARD, ~ Armer, Gin
County, Arls., and WA. Beard, Of GatAlpaY
Eiia G0uaty, Atizona
al. I9. DUFF Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co.
has decided to erect handsome and
commodious union depot at Flagstaff
so says the Champion. II will Sc
the largest depot on The line 81 the
road, furnishing accommodation for
the a. a. Mineral Belt and Grand
Canyon roads. Work Oh the new
structure is to be begun soon,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
TaAe 4 81 Tslae

A man Tho presents an appearance 81
debility, whose conntenanes is anxious,
ard who i subject to spells af faiutness,
IL liable 10 sudden death from heart dis
ease. Let him take pr. Fiint's Heart
Remedy before Il il too lale AT drug
gisis. $3.50, Descriptive treatise WIKI
each bottle; p address y ]. Mack &; Co. ,
1. II
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Col, r. P Hughes, Inspector Gener-
al, Division Of the Pacific, with head
quarters at San Francisco, Lieut. M,
A, Glassford, IN charge Of the s.
Signal Department, ID Arizona NEAT
toned az Prescott, and Br. g Andsr-
son who Is appointed as Post sur-
geop az San Carlos, campsd IL Globs
on "Wednesday aigBp al 3aate "a g6e
hasScliaiiea AgeAl
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

On Sunday last an excursion party
went ont on the Mineral Belt road
and viewed the progress being made
in it5 construction The day was
pleasant, and the party bad an inter
esting and delightful trip. Flagstaff
Champion.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
coN gNTrATEp.

EDrroRs SILyRn Bur Taxpayer,
in yoar last week issue, calls atten.
tion u tue proposed additional com
pensation 81 District Jndses, and de-
clares it 10 be .'inegal ana CHEEKY
since the majority 1T members 81 tie
last lagislalure aud Tie supervisors 81
ten out Of eleven counties differ witt
Taxpayer il tbai ASSERTION, and the
fhree lodges themselves sec neither
cheek iliegalify nor Improperly ii
accepting extra npensatlon, II would
seem that either our friend "Taspsy
or' Of else great majority IA Ari2e
mas best ana wisest citizens must BE
10 error
AS 10 Legality tue writsr u 10 dis
eiple Of Blackstone, and docs not pro.
tess ability ID dlsentapgle hair.sulit-
.ling law aassiions Common sense,
however, would teach enc thas ii The
propose6 compensation ii illegal then
Ell that has heretofore beea paid out
lor ana "a behalf - tie judges was
equally 50, siaae 40 law can Is shown
authorizing the county III pay for the
Judges lodging. Tbs supervisors ars
allowed 70 pay for contingencies,
without L beng parsieularized what
these contingencies are, ard under
that head probably supervisors Of All
other counties have seen 1T To cousia-
Ill extra compensation to the Judges
~ perfectly legal and proper
Considered as i question 81 strict
economy to the saxpayerso f ella conn-
aty, II should FIRST IS understood that
many acts ard services rendered BY
The district judges, and which are
Idesn>sd necessary far the public good,
and ayc money and much annoyance
to thtse who unfortunately have busi-
ness With TIE court. are not incun.
bent u i'm the judges and can bot BE-
exactet from them under the Federal
eomm ssas, and that much depends on
their suatusoas eferfioas aud good
WIN NNbether It would hot be only
fair to shyw appreciation for such ser-
vices by additional compensation,
4 &
should beSefs 70 generous publio
10 decide nsN tonarrow minded souls
who think tht tae same pay viii an
swer fpr oman holding Z position 81
| high responsibility, requiring ability
and answering integrity as for 9
wood.ehopper
%Iaxpaycr is IN error about the
| quota asked from our county Most
other counties paw twice tho sum sug.
| gestea, some even more. The lowest
contribution IL from Pinalcounty and
! X is reasonable 70 suppose that the
/ pride and atnbition ef elias citizens
You'd not adsnit Of the profier 81 a
less sum, even il tte assessment rolls
would not he ii exact proportion
III conclusion, Taxpayer seems q
be undaly exercised least he may 81
made To suffer ia pocket for mod
cum y tho paltry two hnadred dol,
i lars ffnnosad TX l3a ayperesd vsarIy
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Captain s, B. Keges, commanding
ID. Troop, 10th Cavalry with detaeh-
msnt Of IS men and 4 Indian scouts,
came into Globe from San Carlos on
Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
Aamlnistrator,s &c.

lSetce y hereby given that IA pslfsnancoes
an rdar * the Probate E6aft 81 Tie Connty
III ella, TtHitary u Arizona, made nn tbe
a3th day ~ Gully, 1857, III tlie natter X the
estate 81 r G. Hatess, deceased, The undrrs
ssgned, Administrator q The estate ~ sasd
decease9 wilseil VI public auatian q the
bistlest bidder, RI cash, gold and silver c3in
" the ". =, ~ Monday, the IA day y Attll (.
leN1, az II o'clock, q ra,, n the eisiee AZ The
PrVhate C9nt. IN FIX town 81 Ciiahe. ~ saia
Gils epnErty the hliowsDs personal property,
toswit One shot ain lnid stylel one XII
Winchester carhine 9ne peaAgs pistal olr
tllgoid watch aha chair, one ~ gSld iingsg
fsnR, thistg-fige hnudret i3ea rs II 5t5tk
IA me Commercial CnpIer t'ensf l1i5B
AhiIfss u stock III tllo Glabe NJ iag Rink
ttiee fs) pocket bfos8s otie b eset IL
oas "A bet1 tiaeni5ifS ~ tsss@'
dill taixi n intefest blin a3
rafpe, seea aild ANlt
Mali III nafth fasWR
adIeiaifsa tli sistIaiiie
rNn l0l pe Az
III s}AY tf tl<i
bY Hroba
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

J, 9. Jones reports that. good ore
has been struck in the upper tunnel
Of the Crosscut mine, Of which he IS
superintendent. The ground grows
better as work progresses.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

The Reverend Mr.. Windes still
vigorously maintains that ms son Pc
ter was abducted by Indians and for a
time remained in their custody.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

NOTICE-Al accounts not paid By
September 1st, viii Be placed in the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
We mean business. No more eheek,
no more putting of until NEXT week.
We refer to you and It il to your i'm
terest to settle at once and save costs
Of a SUIT. E. r.. KELLvER & CO.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Old buildings are fast being RACED
in order to make way for tho court
house, jail and much needed offices for
county officials. The rev edifcg viii
be enduring as time itself, and sulf-
ciently commodious to accommodate
the transaction Of the entire business
Of the county under a single root.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
Saturday, August 40, 1887,

T2,is paper 10 kept On Gle a. +, G, Dake's
Advertising Agency, % and g Merchants
Esehange. San Francisco, Cal, where con-
tracts for advertising can be made for H..
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

The Reverend r. A. Windes, has
been assigned tie position Of public
instructor Of the school at Verde
Yayapai county, He also has been
nominated by the Baptist Mission, to a
clerical charge at the same place.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Billy Keeler, an early resident Of
Globe, is now in San Diego and re-
ported as in the last stage Of eonsump-
ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

We return thanks 10 Joseph Thomas
for a quantity Of fine grapes, raised
on his place under the bin, and saved
with difficulty from the depredating
birds, so destructive Of frhit this sea-
sen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.

REMOVAL. Myers & Schein in
tend closing out their business in
Globe at an early day
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

III TIE Probate c6ayt, Il. and fr TIE
County q ella, Heriitofy e Arizuna.
lnthe matter q The estate q Andrsw PFin-
gie, deceased,
0gYler % show cause why decree 81 distribU-
tien should not be made
on reading and 6ling the petition of Robelt
PriGgle, AsinilnlAtfat0i 81 tho estate az Ans
drew Piingle deceased, snd praying among
other things for IN qiier0i distrjtsltion 81 the
residue of said estate among tha persons en-
title3s
X 8 ordered, that al peeigns Interested IN
Chi estate % the said Aa4few RrinGle, de-
ceased, 30 and sppaa heeore the Prehats
Court. N aud faf u ia couaty II ella, AZ
the Court Room Sf sad Court, Ia the town 81
tihbe ii saiil ia cs0nty, on Thursday, the
2ath dag ~ August, 1857 ut 10 O'Clock b MS
then ana thafe tnshoss ca9se why an 6r3er 81
disteihutien should not be made pf TIRE residue
a said estate anienS me heirs " the said de-
csesed according Is lawi
rs II further 0tdcrAl tlist 6 cGpYof this &C.
slaf Ne Taiblisha8 fer ihree sressNe wsekss
nesege The atiA estis 6ay III
ti,e aRl20s6 SiIYFs BffT
"a aila published b tha@
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Mrs. Louis Sultan and children, and
Mss Minnie Chapel returned from the
mountain on Tuesday.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

James Maley returned 10 his ranch
IN Ariyaipa Canyon, on Thursday,
with bunch Of cattle which lie got
from Patrick Stanley Ho was great
" pleased with the country about Ne
'Millsn, and pronounces II the finest
range he has seen anywhere.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Col, George +. White is expected to
arrive in Globe by to.day's stage
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

a party Of youug people, bellesAad
beaux of Salt river comprising Mss
Anna 2, Dewey, Miss Fatima Iiigdon
and Messrs J. A. Ramage and Henry
q. Robertson, spent several days id
Globe the present week, visiting
friends. While On route homs, near
Miami, Mr. Ramago and Hiss Higdon
met with an annoying mishap. Ona
Of the wheels 81 their vehicle collapsed,
compelling it's return 70 Globe tof re-
pairs.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Miss Minnie Chapel, who has been
visiting friends ii Globe for several
weeks, will return 70 San Carlos on
Monday
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20
GLoBE, August 20, 1887

Wishing to close ont my business in
Globe by the 1st Of September, all
those indebted to me viii please settle
at once. After that date all accounts
viii be placed in the hands Of my at
torney, CnAs. HoLBoRy.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

The Board Of School Trustees Hsyt
on Monday last and solicited teachers
for the ensuing term Of the Globe
public school Mr. D. J AcGinnis
was engaged as principal, ana Mrs. II.
r. Ogden as assistant. This action Of
the Board meets with genera! appro-
val. School commences September
9Th,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

Non-aleoholio Orange Champagne
y is 4 delicious summer drink Try
It, For sale BY G. r Taylor
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-20

lightning IN q froliesprae mood, cd
sunday evening last, entered the
Globe Telegraph ofhce, bufnea this
battery wtres ana lsIt its llnpress up-
% she wal, ana sc0rehed L n sueh AM